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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
coI oNEI MILLS ON TARIFF LEGISLATION.

w.suIsoros Dee 10 (Spcoot.-Colonsl Mills. OF Tex
NJ. the co,nls chairman of WAYS and Means does net
hesitate TO declare that he is In favor Of tah revision
in harmony with tho recommendations OF President
cleveland Ia his message. When asked by cr"e re-
psrier whether bs held that such Dill couia pass '"
House, ne promptly replied;
When was in the Army gensrsiy followed the Ad'
vic of TIM General and atca tbs flag uhsrsver ne d.
rsct.d didn't 70 Of a corner AMI have niue hsne
nv nysclf for II I had would have been hcken. y"
.m ess sdord 10 nxht by hAse for hos bound 10 got
worstsd." H.. c.,aa..st. so.,ler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
70 REDCCrrOY Of THE TARIFF oY LEAD
SAT- LAKE boo - The Chs~her OF 90 "mer"c of
salt Lake CITY adopted tho following protest against
III, reduction Of dutls. - lsAl or lead ores:

s.fr~f tho Chtmhcr Of Commerce % SAT- Iasc tly
Gta e4fn~sy protest against 4nF triu toh 81 Hs
duties iuuJtr lr5i or eti "fe- sJfI re-
prople. y lea
tAI- Territory. worth e'0nuO Ol" ana
sB5nnOpO suuuhV. with all th~ ore iirNsus
ana sue mug plant Ia become total los - ," he reis1
.Ar ~ ~ cent ihTpV nnIt
frdc eik .incn % nsnf PtiAf - oar IA
du, back he gIovtho the Territory many years
There can 40 T4inoi by fsiuc ~ tho dneN o.
tc,- rro sufficient & iusV =" 'u'rm"u' an injury
corresponding injury Waul ny suth foduc
he md p~pl'r ~ ~ IA 'nint NI'r@ ana
Territories d~4tru tipn . tho silver and itt mining
and sn-inr would i-lIrc tn iurt0n ol picrl"ns
meta IA ths united Stuc- JnO1uoO II wo"li also
~ reduce Ir rur. uusresr - tho al WIN inc
whole MN ns raglan and thus aicct The eisht earning Of
al ill- roads OF thu NOuutfy.
The Beard OF Directors va, authorized I" take Snoh
action for protection OF industries mentioned as may
loo dee cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
Washington NOTES.

WAnIIlNOTUN, ILItadiy, DtU' Io' T''''
Observation-Disclosures Den Jose Marcelih" hur'N"o,
tha ncvIy accredited Colombian Minister TO the on,eu
was to-day presented 30 the President ny 1coc
lar, Bayard when tho usual formal addresses wcfo uc
lvercd.
g.roI.r's Glrr-Assistant Secretary Maynard has
,sructed tho Collector Of Customs At San Francisco
dnit 10 entry free Of duties aud cnarsss canoe to
gift AZ The Oneen OF liza sail which Is 10 DC Isfh
Wasius ton fsre Exhibition at hesinithsoniAh i'u"'
HARLEM sur CAsAu--sccrstsry Endcou mas so'''sa
,h onroysrsv which has arisen In regard 70 the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
STANDING Ry THE ATLANTIS GUNS

WAsuINGroN, Dec 13-fhe answer OF the Ordnance
Bureau Of the Navy Department 10 tho criticisms passed.
mon the armament o! tho cruiser Atlanta by Captain
Bunce Is continued IN cnaOrsenc by Commodore
Scard upnn the report o. the Auantas COMMANDER IN
which the Chef Of the Ordnance BIre1I s4ys lie thinks
the arrangement OF tao .uHs oHcslent a, there Is no
point where An sneny place herself without aS
exposed to a heavy nrc aID that tue general plAn oil
the gan ~onns ssol that OF any t'rsr mounts
.. winch tho Navy hal knOwis se at tho time they were
drsiencd Tho mounts heavy, howsyer, and training
whips should be used with theIn IL
IA believed that they vii DO sAtsftotnry whsn
nttisgs nov bells, prepared for them arc nut III P1cc
IN regard dispensing with the sriiIah'e ""lh fo"i
Mr. Sirara SAYS q Sisgle rO.k room w"nld bs wei
enough provided that all departments have an egial
right 20 work n II. with regard 10 tho alleges "tht
Of csrrespod-ncs between tAc offensive anu defensive
powers of The ship the Chef lays u must DO l"lnsa
bcred hat powerful bow AMI stsfn IRE d-SG'Hbc h,t
oy for attack but Tor defence Ia cich
,n 80 lie does IS - bn gained ny "iaihg
rrrst nisht uf top works aud deck and thsh belhe
obliged reduce bait power both ia wr'Sht "nh
command and reduce tn" protective deck winch
NOW use lie adds that change should Dc WADE III
OF tS Albania untll sho hss
had "A considerable period OF service At sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
~ P00L SELLNRs wILL NV I'D ~. 2

Sulcrini endons Murray SAIL yesterday that hc was
mailing - careful Investigation of tho complaint by
manager, oi the racing associations that tho INes
Iooi L." was Icing ViOa ed. Report, nom the
Pnii'' ltglns, Tor r.ni al months LaVc lndcarl
that th"rO pooh selling in the city except
3 icrs tnat Wcro raided 10y 'ho police Mr.
Murray ,ad The police would mako an effort 70 en-
frsg tao laT aGains1 pool selling. TO cApccts 20
have y ltl oN on hat subject ready fox the Folics
Board In I. few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

snia delegation IA the spss ore ssins to urge tie sp
Pertinent Of WV Scott ofvrsnia for the Appointment
Ccrkshp Of tho Treasury made vacant by tho resgus-
the House Committee the District of Columba during
Mr. Barbours last term Of service as chairman and
hieny regarded BY members outside we'll within
ms deesaton He is confident that he will get the APP
Polnment He 10 an active Democrat. but Is said 10
have clean record In politics. which would place him
beyond the objections raised against HiEGna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
HOME FOR SOLDIERS ON THE PACIFIC.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. -Gcncral John C. Black Gem
iseper OF Pensions returned to-day from an absssce
ef Ayo weeks, during which he has been engaged AZ
member OF tho of Managers Of tho National Hone
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Ia locating branch
bsroe on the Pacific Coast under Act OF Congress- Inc
~. In".,.s a, tire sherc Of the Pacific The people
offered IA indmcement $50 acres Of LAID wora s"oo per
..r. mi 90 600 cash Tho sto ovcrosks tho ocean
r. sSelisred by mou atains and is easily accessible by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

The Mechanics Fire Insurance Company, oil Brooklyn'
has di,,oycd after oxistcncs OF over hrty years
IL. risks have been rsasured 10 the Alliance INSURANCE
Ass0cistiou, which has iaksn Poss'ssi"" v.
the Office of tie Mechanics Company, Ne III
u..,,c,..t For n long lime tho old company
., .de ,ouev Int 1t sYtsnded ITS business ana III me
roa ,cti,isu nd Of the last few years its pens
ewinl,d In January ITS surplus was Saba, put lhs
J.t.iy fell 10 900 Instead OF putting mere money
in,o ia. siucss the stockholders decided 70 tsAe eu
what they hal Jehp H. Melt, president OF INC compahJ
has "a. cd hi usAf with the Alliance Asssciauen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

rv>uprp. Ky. pee. d. -Eiwarl iIoa-. OF Denver.
came here tie months ago 20 marry Miss Ein Brown.
81 the hello. Two dIys hrfere tho cere
mony was 70 bo perforuel lIoas disappeared mr'ter-
su.ly amt atho sh ysoeOl, search, listing foar or
five v.o. WI, u~lc 10 MIN. NJ trace Of hn could DC
obtained Yc,t-riay morning tile colsrcl boy found
= skull and soy. siOtilns Bon iIurhpf hills four
miles west OF town lac rcn1n- proved 10 t-oss m
uO4g and AL ev4lcntly h.su posed during the lms
absence. lie tad 500 To- cash wurn lie VA,
lat sean hrs friends AMI there - strong suspcsh
that Ar wa. Ipurieicl foT his mOney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
To Refund DIRECT TAXES LEVIED N 1861.

TO REFUND DIRECT TAXES LEVIED IN 1851.
wAsnIsGToS, Dec. 10 tSpee,dD.-Ihe Committee on
FinaLce is more prompt than any OF rs fellows IL
held It's first meeting within less than twenty -FOUR
hours Of us creation and reported back to the senate
to day the first bill that has been lad before that body
by any Of It's committees Tho youthful chairman oil
this active committee Is Justin r. morrill,, Who Is now
In his seventy ghh year, hale aud hearty almost
al wien frat entered upon his Senatorial career IN
1861. Tho bill reported proposes to refund to The
states the direct imposed by the act OF loOl
The aggregate IS about S15,OoO,OO0 II IL the bill
which asscd the Senate In the NIlNth Congress bh
which hung fire for a long while In the judiciary ON
mjitee OF tho House. The Treasury Department hdd
been n tho habit, II seems, of using appropriations
made I'm favor Of states which were ~ dobt to the
United states Government offset TO those deus
rs this bill "A number ~ southern States Nhlch hrI
dc(aulicd the Interest on their bonds held by nc
Smithsonian Institution and ~ Indian trust iunds w"u
have teen benefited Under such consul ucl"h :"
tho these states would have received h1 money al
all The democratic majority in the House Jndi' "iS
Committee tried To force their RoPutlican cnrafurS
to become parties to the dshorurabie financial rdn%
The money appiup riatcd under the IN should bo
handed 10 the states IN cash ana AT TIC Same
time they cnhcavOrcd secure the rebuilding oi tho
cot on tax. 10 this Of course, tho Hophirdns never
consented and tho bill finally died natural doalh IN
The House what It's fate hc AZ The HAMS 81 III"
Democratic majority IN the lh Congress nobody can
predict at this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

OF exeavauue the Harlem ship esnsl By awarding the
@ Tor nat werk TO Jshn Satterlee Co. Of Enals
sni De- attheir bid ef9 per cubic yard fer
aboye water and 81 IL per cubic yard FOR material
to $500, 600 -- '' WIN "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
pooprssop sWENsON's PATENT.

wAsHIy0ToN, Dec l3-in response 70 res'i"o" VI
spouiry the Commissioner Of Agriculture to-day sent
communications 10 the ssnsto stating that patent haa
ham granted TO rrscsssr swenson for an Improvement
4. tie diftsien process OF Wssng sugar when
nsnt tus minissionsr believes was discovered oy
sessor swenson whiis IN Government emp'sJ' ""''o
-.t,us sxuerimeats with peoples mono, for the
h.nsft Of lie people lie had protested 10 inc
sIoner OF Pateas against granting patent Du. was
"m,n,..ioner says that no has sggssed TO thc Atoi
ssvGencra that suit be instituted to porpctna e"'
Sp.ee,cs ~ sysuson making use 81 bis patent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

Wasu>oIoN Dee 10 Tho senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections held msetHS this morning I"
consider tho contested electsn case from
wosi Virginia Mr.. Lucas and Mr.. Faulkner each al
dressed The com,uities The committee then voted
unanimously TO seat Mr. Faulkner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
AID norpg.s PLAN OF COAST DEFENCEs.

VAsuIxG1oS Dec 13 (SpccaO.-A strong effort VIII
~ ,.de NO psnnhlicaps In beth inches Of Congress TO
mas. some bill making liberal ap preparations for foruh-
cations and seseoast In tho Senate to-day MI
Dolpl smoke briefly to bill introduced by him ye'ter
day which appropriacs sl260o0O TO he avai"o' a.
recommended by the Beard Of Fortlhcauons-
co, zoo 200 for tho frs, two years ami 50 100000 for
each OF the eleven years thereafter until the whoie
amount was expended In the opinion OF Senator Doph
th. was the only way secure tho speedy construction
NJ, any general and suitable plan o. scacsast fortnca
Ar some cngth he pointed ont tho defsncesss
coditio OF coast AID spoke OF II as one wich wa"
not rrcIifabe either 70 Congress or the Nation Upon
IT, ,ro,,on fbe bill was referred 10 the committee on
ns.f nrtences OF wb.ch he himself Is Chairman and
49,. Cameron Hawcy. Hi5cock, McPheraon, lamp
e. md Rcarnu srs me sabers Every one Of these men
Win Inc exception OF Mr. Reagan IL strongly In favor
deences and hence carly ana lsvotabe fePol.
~ some bill on the subject may confidently 10 is'A'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
cosvrxrroN OF PosTMAsTERs.

WASHINGTON Dec lathe second Nsoosai ooA'en,
don Of third and fourth class P"s'nas'oiso ' 'Ae
wv " W. 49,. ,,,. manning About $50 postmasters
go ,,...ot repr,sentng twemtythrso States per
ma n.mt organization effected Especial eo.m',iee
- NJ. and report upon the abuse Of the law
relating ..enaoI.:: ~s,sr wa: app',, To Obtain the
rsssa co al bi BIZ Csngress Increasing ana ~,
kosn !" bns,s 81 work perforncd the comPsnAA""n VI
tSirA and fourth class pOstmssfera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
AUpUBoN's BIRDS OF AMERICA.

To the Edtor OF The frtbune
SIR: Your correspondent, one Who Knows" witt
Ing concerning tho plates of Audnbon's birds OF
America In your issue Of December ., says that but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
EVERY STATE. MAN DR.

HAPPY SOLUTION or HE bllfltlIiI. = liAl
SIT Nrw-YogK's REPRI sTNrATIYfs
WAsHisGroN, Pee. - (Nuccirl.- rui TriBJ-TS
went to press this morning tie Democratic pas,g Of Now
nent To the language familiar t. ~ tn' Now
York mem tie mlrAct in a panichy condition. In
oher words. Ncg-Yerk was "lons sttcsIlon
and short" patronage. There wor' only ten
places 20 had under ;he Doorrcpcr aud after
the expulsion Of Bliss and stahlrccker there were
thirteen statesmen. Spinoa irm lie insisted that
his Hroohy, friend. NoCo.aey should have the best
place that the Dsorkeepcr could give 10 the STATE OF
Now-Ye.k Ibis caused LOIJle. caIcu, hold eIlly
this morning resulted IN ne composition Of To
differences II Isdsshttll. indeed. whether harmony
could bcon maintained without clal % tho Door.
keeper himself had The rescu, ai a-reei 70
give thirteen places ih- thirteen New YORK Democrats
who had been faithful 10 im That csarri ts atGo'.
phcro General -p.uoA ,li 10 be iufrm. hl 10 fct
pretty we'll Thank yea whom hc carried of hrst prilo
aud got lis fr.cnl Mccio.sey into cool place.
OF course :. :. Cox had 10 he provide for IN some
way and he given fl2DD clrrk>LP. which 20 -
he'd by all cN. Ass. NIB Edn named s,LWart1, very
good man ny the way.
Colonc Merriam got tie salary Of bis prrs-e ra'sed
from $50 to $1,000 Inc cla'u between statesman
Rclmon, and "Our lin hIid-ed b, mutual con
cesslons lin" having obtained Eeia'ura l.A."
In tho Iisuso post sHc- was modest. aui
said that "a PAGE would DO him.
Then statesman BcInoHt WAS paeatci by tLo apl'int
inent OF his tu-Ans css.litl'n st4,., 10 200 A,s
that all tho other New York Democrats sNcrptiug. ri
course Bliss and -tanscssr have been provided isr IN
he satisfied. for ther obtained oae Of
tAcm said. about $4,000 worm OF p'roHsse
under the Dsor&oeper alone ana every mas ha-
drawn prize al greater or less yaHe Ih!t better
than Other do In addition 10 ms Mr. '"a-ey,
vino really "a u-ciu. man AH ever D'IJ Iee'sh~os ~
10 DO provided Tor IN sOiuc way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

CANDIDATE FOR HIGGINss f,"Aoh
..c, Dan,el and the Demscratic members OF the w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
FOR A FREE BALLOT IN THE SOUTH.

BILL BY Mr.. CHANDLER PROVIDING FOR Ma
TIoNAL SUPERVISION OF ELECTIONS.
WASHINGTON, Dec Ex-senator Chandler has intro
duced bill to regulate the holding of Congressional
elections IN South Carolina, Florida, Mississippi and
Louisiana.
tprovidcs for the appointment by the President with
the advice and consent of tho Senate OF four supervs
OTIS OF election for each Congressional distc; In the
States 10 which tue applies who required to
subdivide the districts into sufficient Number OF vot
ing precincts In each precinct the Circuit Court
VI the United states Is TO appoint four iu
spectors and two poll clerks, vino are To make
registration Of the and conduct gressiona
elections. The supervisors are to act a csnvassing
board to receive the returns from the inspectors and
ccrtan and declare the result of the election The super
vssrs, inspectors ana poilclcrks arc 10 be divided
equally between the two principal political parties.
The measure Is made applicable only The States OF
South Carolina Florida. Mississippi AMI louisiana 1t Is
deliberately drawn and contains minute provisions gov
erHiug the whole matter OF registration AMI uuct Of
elections together with penalties for election frauds.
To an Associated Press reporter who asked FOR
planatisa OF the theory aHd purpose OF the bill. Mr..
Chandler said that Il drawn upon that clause Of tho
Constitution which provides that the time. places ard
manner Of hsidR- elections for Representatives in Con
shall be preSGrlbsd each state by hs LeEisat
. sre n". Cpssre.' may by law mnSe or ssF
ample either to pass General law for AL states, ono APP
peaOle ~ ndnber Of states. or special law In re-
In reply 70 query as to his purpose in mitIsg tho
operation OF the measure 10 the toni STATES Named no
said 81" my desire TO secure II possible. the passage
OF National election law in those states where there ~
manifest and avOVcd suppression OF Republican sur
frage Ia Louisiana Democratic leaders declare sr In
tcniion net 10 allow co0rci people 10 vote tie Eepub
ticket, AMI have also asserted their isrutiOn 10
settle this question without tho slightest regard 10
Nerhern sentiment os the subisct Hence think that
10th Northern sentiment and interest should lead 10 the
passage OF laws limit tho suppression OF the suffrage
10 elections for state officers, and give free suffrage
for NaiioRal Offices"
MIR. Chandler SAID hs measure did not cover Pre'i-
dental electors for the that the Constitution
gave no authority Tor II.
lie expressed belief that the b, or n similar one will
pass the Souae AMI hope that IL tho House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
TIE ELECIIoNs Committee CHOSEN

CANli-II'S REPORTED INTENTIONS not CREDITED
Ills CASE NAY PROVE DIFFICULT oNr.
WAsnINcIoN. Dec. - (>pccaN.--On motion Of MIR.
Cannon Of Illinois the House today without debate
or a division elected Committee on Elections az
constituted by the caucuscs Of the respective parties
Yesterday. and announced I'm The TRIBUNE e. day.
Some Of Mr. Carlisles friends 70 day circulated re-
committees 81 the House untii after The Elections ON
mites had made It's report and tie House had dis
posed of the contest for his seat This report "n
rccciy cd with slight credit II was az once pointed "Ht
that such a course would place the speaker In more
dsagrccabc situation than ever nasmuch a lc" poo
pie would believe that many members who arc anxious
applicants for desirable chalrmaushiPS and places on
committees would be able lnpatally 10 consider and
vote upon case In which the person from whom they
hope and pcct receive such faVors as deep per-
sonal interest. Moreover, It Is not Improbable that
the consideration OF tho Thochc Carlise case VIII
occupy more and BE- attended with greater ON
cuy than the friends Of the cont :,re seem To anirl-
pate If II should be found necessary 10 take addi
ona testimony IN order TO get all the facts II might
lie necessary to send sub committee 10 hchluchy ior
that purpDsc or 10 summon the witnesses from and
obtain documentary evidence from that state. Either
course would cause drrablc necessary delay II
the result vi the contest should De The uI~cailnf ~
Mr. Carlisle that fact would not yitatc hts committee
appointments make necessary u reorganization oi
the committees ,
At late hour today Chairman Crisp had not called
a meeting Of the committee but It + expected that
one will be held this week for the 9uro,c "i oifanl
cation and Of assigning the several contested cases
10 subcommittee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
MARINE HOSPITAL FOR NEW-Y0RK.
SECRETARY FAIRCHiLD UEGrs PROMPT ACTION
LARGE APPROPRIATIONS RECOMMENDED


LARGE APPROPRIATIONS RECOMMENDED
w.snrVGTOv. Dec. 13 tSPc'itD -For abo't Inc
twentieth time within fcw years the House OF Repre-
se,tsfires to-day was informed by tic Treasury I'
partrent Of the urgent necessity Of marine hoSP'al
az tho CITY OF New York In tho last congress inc
NevYork Represent AZ YES with two exceptions
favored the bill for the purchase OF the eeahl9hs
Retreat Hospital Staten Island. which has Deen
occupied BY the Government during the past ten years
at an annual rental OF IS 900 In his letter 10 Inc
sneaker of The House day Secretary Ialiclu c''
the reports Of his predecessors to Congress on inns
subject which. he says, seemed 10 have escaped IN"
aftontiou of the trainers Of the law. Reference i
also made to a letter from Secretary Whitney sta'lhs
that the Navy Department has no land under us con
troll which can be transferred TO the Treasury DC
partnent as site FOR the hospital, without Irelndlcc
Ia the interests of the service.
1t thus appears says secretary FaiIchlid' tha'
there IS no land now available belonging TO the Govern
mcnt for this purpose The need OF hOsptdI a. lhs
mort has been represented to congress so many thrS
~ IN make II seem a superiority To do 50 again IN
the last dec AIDE there have been 2fOOO sailors tTcac
nj the port Of New York and the Dcpaii ncht mas
leased a building, Known as the seainan's Retreat
ITO. pial, on staten Island al an annu ii fen,hi OF
e. 900 Hospitals In rented buildings are always
ory for Tho that the owners only
contract TO make ordinary repairs, ana no ma''rr
low Inadequate or lily adapted TO the purpose they
may become, IL j. impossible to MAKE tho NECESSARY
alterations upon them except at the cNpchcc OF M
Goyernmrnt II IS therefore. recommended that
Concrcss make an appropriation Of $3.50 GOO TO enable
the secretary OF the Treasury TO establish marine
hos AZ Wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14


WAsuISGroN, Doc % (Special,.-Senatsr Edmunds has
introduced bill pay the widow Of the late Spencer f.
Baird sum Of money compensation for thss
Years service ne performed gratuitousy as Commits
soner Of Fisheries While director OF tie smithsonian
Professor Baird organized and managed the Work OF the
F.heries Commission froa love OF IT, and received no
COMPENSATION whatever lie never had any Income ne
vond MS salary as director OF the Smithsonian which
was ST. 500 aud paid from the Smithsonian fnho
and not by the Government Iis widow and daughter
are left almost psDne,s Thcr own the house IN which
they Eve purchased for $1,000 few years ago win
money inhcrted by Mrs Bard, AMI by renting ms
house they can get enough to pay teir board bills But
there ia feeling both Ia aud cit or congress aso
a~ang members q" both parties hat the wias" o. no az
WHO did 10 much for the promotion OF scIebco ana
abored so long and faithfully for the Goverhmoht
without should receive sufficient assistance 70
MAGE her bsyOn1 all danger OF want she cannot be
riycn pension, but there Is precedent lor MT Ed-
ann6s hill In 1873 whom Professor Henry the prsdc-
rs..or Of professor arid lied uner similar cream
srances leaving nothing 10 his family Con0rts poSe
L,I "a nav his widow 900 cO~p>nsacn icr MS
services as president OF the Lighthouse Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
END or A FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The the Insurance companies VIII Prso'oy po
from 2 per cent 10 per cant or tho amount OF tho
policies
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